[quote who="messiah1" reply="24" id="2307189"]inc0gnito, has that happened before? Did you try that with another docklet?[/quote]Yes, it has happened before and I did try it with another docklet and got the same result.
Spotted another issue today while changing an icon for one of my docklets. Here are the steps: 1. Right-click on a docklet. Click "Dock entry properties..." 2. Click "Change Image" and then "Browse for an image..." 3. I clicked on "Recent Places" in the "Favourite Links" menu on the left side and double-clicked on a link to a folder in which my docklet image is. Instead of taking me to that folder, the icon of that folder was passed to OD and that replaced the
[quote who="derialstrazus" reply="5" id="2299347"]It's the free version.[/quote]Thank you. However, which build is it? Click on a dock -> This Dock -> About Object Dock... Also, it's worth mentioning that the free version isn't as lucky in terms of updates as the paid-for version.
[quote who="derialstrazus" reply="2" id="2299064"]It's running XP with Service Pack 3. Can't believe I left out such an important info. =P[/quote]Please also tell us what build of OD you're running. Also, it's a free or Plus version?
Just out of curiosity, what build are you running? I was going to say that it's a known issue, but you said that it is not even listed amongst the processes, which is strange. What OS is running on your Eee PC? I don't think there's a way to fix it on your end, so we'll have to see what wizardry Stardock chaps can master to tackle this one. It's worth opening a support case with them.
[quote who="messiah1" reply="19" id="2293867"]I'm not bashing you. That is not a bash, it's an observation, like your observation that the above statement might not be entirely true...as you see it. I wish the new version would come out too, but posting like you do all the time gets old. And, more importantly, it isn't helping, and it moves threads off topic. There are plenty of OD bashing threads around, as I'm sure you are aware. [/quote]It was Jeff who said in
[quote who="messiah1" reply="17" id="2292849"]We get it man. You sure can beat a dead horse can't you?[/quote]I'm not beating a dead horse. In fact, I only just noticed that it said that. I was simply pointing out this discrepancy. Yes, I've mentioned it several times in my responses, that's probably enough. I wasn't the only one over the past months to enquire about a new version and state that it has been quite a while since we had any love. Instead of bashing me for saying it once to
This is somewhat related to OD... On Stardock's page for this product, it says that "...In constant development, ObjectDock and ObjectDock Plus are enhanced often...", now that's not quite true, it is? [e digicons];)[/e] [quote who="messiah1" reply="15" id="2289035"]Oh, and shameless plug here, I know you have folks that internally test 2.0 but...if you needed another one, well I'd be happy to help out in any way possible.[/quote]I think any person who experienced bugs with t
[quote who="JMB1984" reply="10" id="2287512"]Hi guys! ObjectDock is in need of some love. Sadly, there have been many updates internally made that help existing situations (like tabs losing their "on top", etc), however unfortunatly ObjectDock is at the current moment stuck inbetween development places as it moves to 2.0, and has been for quite a bit. While progress is continuously made in pieces, it is awaiting that period of several-month-focus that is going to take it all the wa
I have already mentioned the bugs that I am experiencing here: https://forums.stardock.com/356997/get;2272620 so this is just for visual explanation of those that can be pictured. Remember, I'm using Vista Business SP2 and OD+ 1.9 build 535u. Onto the bugs... a) Icons in a dock that's for taskbar are either minimised incorrectly or sometimes just don't show <img style="floa
[quote who="bosscho" reply="9" id="2278413"]About OS maybe you don't understand - i'm trying under 7 and under Vista, but there no difference.[/quote]Windows 7 is not a good OS to compare against. It's not officially supported and it's not without bugs, it would be much better if you were to try the same actions on a copy of Windows XP (if you have one). [quote who="bosscho" reply="9" id="2278413"]I didn't know that this is beta build. Can you tell me a number of last stable
[quote]Dock settings > Dock contents > display system tray icons...., but they didn't show.[/quote]So you're not using a tabbed dock for your system tray icons. Have you tried doing that? I have the same build as you, but either way works for me, so I'm curious about the cause of your issue. Have you tried uninstalling, rebooting, installing, rebooting and trying to select that option again? That build is a beta build, have you tried using the stable 1.9 version? <span
[quote who="Mirsguy" reply="3" id="2277977"]OS 7 Ultimate build 7100 x86 and Vista SP2 Ultimate x86 [/quote]x86 is a term that normally refers to 32-bit architecture.
[quote who="660207" reply="5" id="2271416"]What about bugs in 1.9? Known issues?[/quote]A lot depends on your OS and the build that you're planning to install. A lot of bugs have been mentioned in threads in the forum so I think it's worth you checking them out. From personal experience, the amount of bugs was reduced when I moved over from XP to Vista, but the ones that remain are just as bad. My build is OD+ 1.90 (535u) on Vista Business SP2. There is an omnipresent issue with the W
[quote who="Bichur" reply="3" id="2270599"]but but possibly only if the version with 1.9 beta versions fixed is 2.0[/quote]Yes, sir. All the signs so far indicate towards this being the case. I would love to be proven wrong though because it'd mean that I'd get free bugfixes [e digicons]:grin:[/e] [quote who="Bichur" reply="3" id="2270599"]the general rule is a year of updates or until the next full version comes out - with ODock going from 1.3 > 1.9 is still between 1.0 & 2.0
You ask two interesting questions :) As Bichur pointed out, OD+ license is a lifetime one, as in you can keep using the product for as long as you want, but you only get the point updates gratis. There is a bit of controversy there though, because one did get the 1.5 -> 1.9 update at no charge, but in order to obtain a version that has 1.9 bugs fixed one will likely be asked to part company with some greenbacks. At least that's the current policy as per FAQ that Bichur quoted.
Let's have a bit of a speculation and let's have a look at the facts as well, shall we chaps? The speculation that I am talking about is my thought that Stardock knows that, as far as desktop dock software for Windows is concerned, they are such a dominant force and, since there is little in the way of competition, there is also less incentive to improve the software. Sorry, but I call it as I see it. Now onto the facts. Version 1.5 ha